sludge in Irish
sludge in Irish is dríodar — sludge means thick, soft, semi-liquid mud, waste, or sediment.
sludge in Irish
dríodar
A residual semi-solid material left from industrial, water treatment, or wastewater treatment processes.
What does "sludge" mean?
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noun Thick, soft, semi-liquid mud, waste, or sediment.
"The pipe was clogged with a layer of black sludge."
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verb To move in a slouched, sluggish way.
"He sludged across the room, too tired to lift his feet properly."
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sludge in a sentence
- The pipe was clogged with a layer of black sludge.
- Treatment plants have to dispose of tons of sewage sludge every day.
- He sludged across the room, too tired to lift his feet properly.
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What is "sludge" in Irish?
"sludge" in Irish is dríodar. sludge means: Thick, soft, semi-liquid mud, waste, or sediment.
How do you use "sludge" in a sentence?
Example: "The pipe was clogged with a layer of black sludge." In Irish, "sludge" is dríodar.
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